By Colton Corter Irresistible Grace (1) I’d like to begin this section by stating the necessity of this doctrine. The effectual calling of God to life from death is the only way that a sinner may be saved. Regeneration must, must, must precede faith. Have we not seen our true state? John Newton, the hand …
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By Colton Corter One of the most important things to know about the Second Coming of Christ is that it doesn’t matter when it happens. That, coupled with the fact that Jesus is coming back, make pretty good baseline eschatology. What if the point of the return of Christ was not about trying to discern …
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By Wes Nunley Article II: The Manifestation of God’s Love But this is how God showed His love: He sent His only begotten Son into the world, so that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. As we saw in Article I Adam sinned therefore we sinned and deserve condemnation, and …
By Colton Corter Limited Atonement (3) The second problem with such a universal reading of John 1:29 is that it blatantly distorts other biblical doctrines. Throughout the Bible, the atonement is explained as effectual and decisive. Indeed, most of the verbs related to the work of Christ on the cross are past tense. An example …
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The King’s Table 